Posted by Wheat Farmer on June 29, 2012 at 05:50:50 from (97.121.148.24):
In Reply to: Value of rained-on hay posted by Zachary Hoyt on June 29, 2012 at 05:11:23:
That will not hurt the hay AT ALL. Is it laying flat, or in a windrow? If flat let the sun dry it until 14% moisture or less, rake and bale. If in a windrow let sun dry top to 14%, then rake, dry to 14%, and bale. The only problem I have is if the bales set on wet ground for more than a day. With my Alfalfa hay I try not to rake unless I just have to. Our hay last year sold for 6.50 out of the field, and some 9:50 out of the barn later in the year. Some was as high as 14.00. This year is not going to be any better. A little bit of color bleach will not bring the protein down. We test everything.
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